William Bibbiani Talks Movie Posters on "All Things Considered"

William Bibbiani guest stars on NPR's "All Things Considered" this week, to talk about the latest posters for "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," why they're enduring such harsh criticism, and the role that movie posters play in a marketplace where social media seems to drive the conversation, instead a rectangular piece of art.

Listen: William Bibbiani Talks About the Role Movie Posters Play in the Digital Age on "All Things Considered"

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William Bibbiani Interviews Dean DeBlois About 'How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World'

Dean DeBlois has directed or co-directed some of the best animated features of the century, including Disney's "Lilo & Stitch" and the "How to Train Your Dragon" trilogy at Dreamworks Animation. That fantasy series is finally coming to a conclusion next year, in "How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World," which will finally explain why dragons disappeared from the face of the Earth.

In this new interview, William Bibbiani interviews Dean DeBlois about the upcoming movie, the importance of ending the franchise, the emotional impact of the series, and why the next installment has a subtitle instead of a number.

Read: William Bibbiani Interviews Dean DeBlois About Why the "How to Train Your Dragon" Series Has to End at IGN

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